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Note that rationality and emotion are not mutually exclusive, and thinking that they are can get you into trouble. Good reference, anyone? I'd recommend Aristotle.
ETA: Yes, Vladimir_Nesov's link, below, is what I was looking for.
The reference from OB is Feeling Rational.